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  • Hume’s office building wins another award

    At the recent Local Government Professionals (LGPro) awards for Excellence, Hume City Council took out the ‘Community Assets and Infrastructure Initiative – Projects over $1…

  • Shaping the town of Claremont’s future

    Sustainable inner city urban revitalisation Perth is not unlike any other capital city in Australia in that it is facing unprecedented pressure from sprawling urban…

  • Incidents still happen*

    It is essential that any excavation project includes the lodgement of a Dial Before You Dig enquiry as part of the process. The Dial Before…

  • Fast, clean, cost effective and permanent infrastructure maintenance*

    Raising, relevelling and resupporting sunken and moving road and highway slabs, bridge abutment slabs, concrete floors, whole buildings, driveways, airports, railways and many other structures…

  • Transforming Main Street Ballan

    Moorabool Shire Council in southwest Victoria has begun works on the Ballan Main Street project. As one of Moorabool’s two main townships, Ballan has a…

  • CivEnEx is your show

    The Institute of Public Works Engineering Australia (NSW) is delighted to extend an invitation to attend the 54th Annual Engineers Field Days – CivEnEx 2009…

  • Transport strategy for a growing population

    The City of Onkaparinga has given the go ahead for its integrated transport strategy designed to meet the needs of its rapidly growing population. The…

  • Construction to begin on Alice Springs solar station

    Construction to begin on Alice Springs solar station

    As a town that enjoys one of the highest levels of sunlight in the world, Alice Springs is keen to take advantage of the solar…

  • Toolkit to help councils prepare for climate change

    The launch of the Local Government Climate Change Adaptation Toolkit is a world first in adaptive responses to climate change. Melbourne Lord Mayor, Robert Doyle,…

  • Coffs takes action to save osprey nest

    Coffs Harbour City Council has worked with Country Energy and Telstra to relocate a pair of young ospreys that established their nest on a floodlight…

  • Safer bus travel in Launceston

    Closed circuit television cameras (CCTVs) have been installed at bus stops in the Launceston CBD and on all Metro Tasmania buses. The installations are part…

  • High profile solution for a sticky situation

    High profile solution for a sticky situation

    With over 370 million packs of gum chewed by 10 million Australians every year, chewing gum pollution has become an unsightly epidemic throughout Australia. Brisbane…

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